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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
THE COMING SOLDIERS REUNION

THE COMING SOIDlEhS hGO NAON'
The reunion of the Army Of West Vir-
ginia. to be held here in August was and
Is intended to be an entirely bipartisan
affair. At least that is the opinion many
of our citizens bad formed. And that
should be the intention and opinion still.
The fact that dispatch was sent out by
one OF the attaches of the IRteliigeHcer and
published over the country, offering an In
suit to every Democratic veteran and TO the
Democrats of our city should not prejudice
Democrats against the reunion. The Invita-
ton Committee, rs has been stated, disclaim
any connection or knowledge whatever with
what was contained in the dispatch. THE
fact that the InteLigeReer has made no
attempt to set itself right, and seems to
endorse the dispatch by its silence, should
be laid at the IateligeHeeT's door and no
where else. This is but the sentiment Of
the IateligeHeer and not of Republican vet
erans and citizens who desire real glori-
Gus and enjoyable non partisan reunion.
This is the view the Democrats Of Wheel
ing should take and both the Committee
and Republicans should make it still plain
er that this is the proper view for Dem
ocrats TO take by insisting that the LatsHI-
geaesr is not speaking for them, but for
itself alone. 1t should be pointed out that
this is one of the mistakes OF the leading
organ of the Republican party.
The Reunion will he an event In which
all our people without regard to party, age,
color or previous condition should feel
pride. Weddings good name, and pros
perity to some extent, are at stake Ii
Wheeling does not show enterprise, does
not entertain her thousands of visitors
properly and does not in general do the
generous thing, hosts of people will 20
away with the belief that this Is dead
city, and that our citizens are so blinded
by mossbackism and desire for partisan
political advantage that they cannot
see beyond the ends of their noses toward
anything that is to enhance the city's pros
perity. Such opinions going all over the
United States would make immigration
and capital very slow in coming to Wheel
ing.
We insist that every such sentiment as
that expressed in the dispatch to the Com
mereial. Gazette be run 10 its source and
nipped in the bud. Let all alike JOIN in
encouraging and working for the success OF
the nOn-partisan reunion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
THE "PEACEFUL CONQUEST OF
MENICO.

MENtOO.
The DIAZ government in Mexico bas
been very enterprising in regard to the
material development of the republic and
has brought millions of capital from tho
the United States to be invested in Mexi
can railroad, mining and manufacturing
enterprises. The most valuable railroads,
mines and other great public and private
enterprises are in the hands Of former
American citizens
This fact has reused the envy Of thu
enemi,s of the DIAz government, and they
are making attacks on the administration
and rousing The opposition Of the iguoHAnt
and superstitions, by declaring that this
investment OF American capital in Next
can enterprises is but veil planned
movement for the United States 10 gain
control Of the country.
Says the NaeiOaGl, one Of the leading
Mexican journals Of this mode Of think
ing: ''Eseh Of these concessions Is
one link more which ties Us to that
peaceful conquest as it is termed by
American journalists. The business men
and finaneiers who come from the United
States. and to whom our Government Of
fcials give concessions, win create Ameri-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
Public Sale Of Real Property.

Under THE AUTHORITY OF A DEED oP
trust executed 10 me A. trustee by Thomas
Howley and Mary A. Howley, his wife. dated
ON the 18th day OF May. 1854. and recorded In the
Office az the Clerk az the County Court al ONO
County. In Dcoi Of Trust Book No. y. page ~,
I will, on
"Wednesday. the .2d Day OF Juae. 1877.
beginning at 10 O'Clock a m, sell AT public suc.
ton AT the mont door 81 the Court HOME ofOhlo
county. West Virginia, the following described
real property, that Is 10 nay: The sculb hall OF
lot numbered f5l i've. In square numbered utl
sixteen. as designated on the map 81 the subdl.
visions Of the Joseph Caldwells estate and al
dItions therefrom To the City Of Wheeling, IN
the county Of ohio and State ~ West NirIinis.
said lot II fronting IN the west side Of jacob
street formerly called James street, between
Twenty seventh ami Twenty eigh nth Sreets, forla.
rrly called Preston and aylor streets, In the
sixth ward ~ the City of Wheeling together
with all the improvements situate thereon and
thereunto belonging.
TERMS OF sAI.E-One third Of the purchase
money or - much more a. the purchaser mAy
elecI cash In hand on the day OF sale and the
residue In two equal instAlments, payable ~.
spectively In nine and eighteen months after The
day OF sale with interest nom that day, the de-
ferred ipstAlments 10 be secured to the ssfsfac-
ton OF the undersigned trustee.
FRANK WALTHER, Trustee
RUSSELL a srTrEL ATTORNEYS myid
The above sale T. adjourned until SATURDAY.
June 3, Isl, nj the same place and time.
je23 FRANK wALTHER, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
THE INTELLIGENCER TRYING TO
SPLIT \ HAIR.

The IateIigcHcrr says that the reason II
changed its opinion concerning the Presl-
dents battle lag order WAS that 1t found
the words Confederate States" in the
order. This it regards Is q recognition OF
IAN alleged sovereignty never before
recognized" This is the part of the Presi-
cents letter that is Objectionable to the
Iats1igencer:
Il have to-day considered with more
care than when the subject was orally pre-
sented 70 me, the action Of your depart
ment directing letters 10 be addressed TO
the Governors Of all the States offering 20
return, II desired. 10 the loyal States the
Union flags captured during the War oil
the Rebellion BY Confederate forces, and
afterwards recovered by Government
troops. and TO the Confederate States the
haars captured BY the Union forces, all OF
whlcA Tor many years have been packed
in barrels and sacks i'm the cellar and attic
Of the War Department | am OF the
opinion that the return of the flags in the
manner thus contemplated is not author
lied hy existing laws, nor Justified as an
executive act.
The President in theabOye calls the civil
war the war OF the Rebellion" and dis,
tinguishes the two armies by the names OF
the Union forces" and Confederate
forces" This the H,tsHigsaesr can stand.
But when he distinguishes the States that
fought on the two sides by the Loyal
States and Confederate States, " the Intel
Hgenefr ean not endure it and straightway
changes its opinions and rushes for mural
HALSrEAD'S coat tail. The IatsHigeAecr''
conscience is becoming very tender aud Its
distinctions very hair-splittiug OF late.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
Judge Armstrong stricken.

SDseiGl Correspondence Of the Register.
FRANKLIN, PESDLETOS Co., W. VA,
June 22.-In the Court House last Thurs
day Judge Armstrong was again stricken
down BY the unusual heat of the day and
was Obliged to adjourn court temporarily
az least. Mrs. Armstrong started from
Romney to the bed side OF the unfortunate
Judge Saturday morning. He had not
fully recovered from the attack which OBJ
liged him to stop the Offner trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23

TIE Iat,Uigeaeer admits that it has
changed its opinion concerning President
CLEvELAND's battle flag order. Also
President CLEVELAND changed his OPin-
ion concerning this order. The difference
between the two changes is, that the
IatelIigsaccr changed its opinion for the
worse. and President CLEVELAND changed
his for the better. Yet the IRtsliigeHesr
tries 10 find fault with the Presidents
course and tries to justify is own.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
SATURDAY, June Is, 1857.

commencing at 10 O'Clock a IN at the front
door of the Court House Of said county, the fol.
lowing deScrbel property, that Is 10 say: AL
that tract or parcel of land on Wheeling creek
in said Ohio county. bounded ann described a.
follows, viz: Beginning at stake on the banks
Of Wheeling creek in line with the present hedge
fenre bounding the land formerly owned by
William Tallant and afterwards BY Beverly NJ
EOH in trust for Helen G., the wife OF John T.
GilChriSt, which stake is corner of said land
thence 10, with and from said hedge south CAS-
east - 6O-lOO poles 10 stake on the bank o! said
creek, also corner Of said LAM held in trust a
aforesaid for Helen C.. Gilchrist; and thence
down said creek with the meauders thereof :.
$500 poles To the beginning containing four
acres, three rOOdS and thirty-twO perches more oil
less together with all the right, IT and interest
of said parties Of the first part in and 10 the
creek where il binds or bounds said land, being
| the same property conveyed 10 said Margaretts
C. McCabe by F. L. HOge, trustee, by deed dated
May &c, 1871 and of record in said Clerks office
| in deed book 81, pages ~ and 50
Title is believed 70 be perfect, Du: selling As
trustee shall only convey such title as is vested
| in me by said deed Of trust
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the purchase
money, aud aS much more as the purchaser may
elect % pay, in cash on the day Of sale the res
| idue in two equal instalments al one and two
years respectively, with interest from day Of sale
| the purchaser 10 give notes 70 the deferred in
| stalments with security approved by the trustee
and the title 10 be retained until payment in full
or, at the option az the purchaser deed OF trust
10 be given upon the property to secure the de
| ferred inStAlments ThOS. 0BRIEN,
Trustee.
| W. H. HALLER AuctiOneeF
The undersigned desiring that the property
above mentioned may sell for as much as possible
agree to unite with the trustee in deed 10 the
| purchaser ROBERT A. MCCABE.
VI. &. MCCABE
The above sale has been continued until July
| ?, l,S7, al same time and place.
ie23 THOS. O'BRIEN, Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23

THE friends of Mr.. T. P. JACOBS, a
prominent lawyer of Wetzel, are booming
him for the Republican Judicial nominal
ton. for the Fourth Judicial District, Judge
SrEALEY'S. It is claimed by his admirers
that be will give Editor MORRIS, Of the
Richie Gazette, who is also out bot foot
for the nomination, a close call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
THE EARLY WHEAT HARVEST


The wheat harvest is now on hand for
the farmers of this section, and good
crop and a good quality OF grain IL to be
harvested. Wheat riPens this year earlier
than usual. People who have lived IN this
vicinity for many years say that wheat
harvest cores two or three weeks earlier IN
the season than it did fifty years ago. This
is due partly TO the clearing out Of the
forests of this section of country. This re-
moval OF great forest growth has made the
climate warmer and made the growing
spring weather TO begin earlier, thus ultl-
mately causing wheat TO mature in the
last two weeks of June instead of in July,
rs was the case years ago.
\ great change has been wrought in the
climate Of some Of the interior counties OF
this State in the past twenty-five years,
owing to the removal Of the timber. In
some places wheat could then be scarcely
raised it all, and when the season did hap
pen 10 be propitiOus and crop produced
the harvest came later than now. Bot now
these same counties have become profitable
wheat producing sections.
Another thing that has something to do
in the case, is the fact that wheat is har-
vested greener than it used to he by
some farmers. Many farmers now scarcely
allow their wheat to mature before
invading the fields with the reaper.
A leading miller in this city says
that the quality of the grain is greatly in
iured by thus harvesting it too green. The
flour from such wheat is ola clammy, stringy
character, and makes an inferior quality Of
bread.
And what makes the difference in the
time OF haryests now and fifty years ago,
seem greater than it really is, Is the fact
that wheat il harvested 50 much more
quickly now than then. Fifty years ago
all wheat was cut with the old fashioned
sickle or cradle and many days would be
spent in cutting piece Of wheat that now
reduires but a few hours with the reaper.
A field of wheat can now he cut, bound,
shocked, stacked, threshed and hauled to
market quicker than IT used to he laid in
swath by sickle or cradle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23

OUR genial townsman DR.. G. /. GARRI-
soS, is feeling quite elated over his recent
appointment By Governor WILSON, IS
member of the State Board of Health
The Doctor will make an active and con-
seieutious member Of the Board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23

The sixth annual session OF the W. Z.
T. L. Interstate Conference viii be held
NJ Mountain Lake Park, on July 70, ~
% and %. Several prominent Temperance
speakers are to be present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23

''Do you understand about notes OF
hand?" asked one of the market white
washers of standkeeper the other day.
81 think sO'r
''wall, had feller's note for $40. 1t
amt due till the lst of July, but las mite
he paid me half of it. :"
land you indorsed that amount on the
back of the nOte?"
IL did. hey! Was dat de way to do?'
''Of course. How did yOu dO?"
''Cut de note in two an gin him half!''
Detroit Free Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
DIED,

HOWELL-On Tuesday, June 81, 1857. at $50
?. m AZ her residence, leo Bluff street. Pttsburg
Pa, Mrs- HATTIE T. HOWELL of paralysis Of the
heart.
Services this "wednesday evening at o'clock.
AZ her late residence. 16OBluff street Interment
al Greenwood cemetery, Wheeling, on Thursdsy
from St Mathews T. E church al l O'Clock p. IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23

A correspondent asks me whether
much published paragraph, TO the effect
that Gaudaur father was an Indian, IS
true. Gaudaur has very dark complex
ion, Oecasioned as much by constant eX-
posure to the wind and sun as By inherit
ance from his progenitors. Naturally l
would not care to ask Gaudaur, who Is
something of a hard hitter, to enlighten
me in the matter, as he might resent with
much force the insinuatiOn that ne Is
half breed" But have Done the next
best thing, and inquired of persons who
certainly should know, and they charac-
terize the story as being false from begin
ming TO end, asserting that both of eau
daur's parents were possessed of much
lighter compilations than their aquatic
offspring. Therefore this important point
in American history may be regarded as
definitely settled. OCTN COHEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23

% one student lover afssen yeasof agsD for erery
30 pppulztion In each county. Eight cadets ina
les than 10 nor more ihsn = tesr odd frun
each soma q y .'Hifn 10 Y hh,ert. IN. n
and stationery, ~ lsstS I.e tastssfi. Full ,o9rs
are Offered fot the regular academic degrees IN
An and Science. and taught By fuil COPS q
competent Instructors stsdent nay also p1rsue
Q partial eosirse. A tkoso1xhiy csmpyea Chem.
cal and Physical Laboratory, and hu<um q
specimens In Geoioyy, Natural History 6e.
she Library. Two fourisising Literary societissL
Prizes Coz special Literary and Orsiosial eIosI
lsnee. Students arc permitted 70 enter any elss
fos whirh hey ere prepared. In any ptn6y. A
preparatory department.. directei By ooe az The
be>f practical teachers In TIE esAntry. lag
department. fully Organized and In soooesful
operation. A thorough course preparatory % the
study q Medicine. boarding and loisfng use
N " 70 pr week. Washing lIto 10 ne pf
month Total expense pr year, $40 % 90. sf'
elusiye Of tsnysl and ci0thing The sbolsstn
year opens ffrst wednesday in Sepsember. 70
further information and eaisloyoes ssdr~. IN.
TuksEE, IL d President. Nofr.nso~n. ". Va
iu15
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEATH-
Il EnMnnn pHnDERnN,

By virtue Of a deed of trust made by Marga-
retta C.. McCabe with Robert A MCCsbe, her
husband, 10 me as trustee, dated April Is, 1851,
and recorded in the office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court of Ohio county, West Virginia, in
deed Of trust book No L. page 5lS, shall sell at
nmLlic anciinn 10 the highRsl hiller ON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
ksNoTICE
OF Drawing Of Buckeye Glass Com
pany Bonds.

Notice Is hereby given, pursuant TO the require
ments Of the mortgage Of the Buckeye Glass
Company works Al Martins Ferry, 0hio,) 70
Alfred Caldwell. dated September 6th, 1850, re-
corded among the land records In Belmont coun-
~, Ohio, % secure b0nds Of said company, that
twenty Of said bonds were selected By lot for
redemption and payment July lst, lsS, By said
company, in aceor lance with the provisions 81
said mortgage The numbers Of the said twenty
bonds are As follows. n, ~, 100. fIf, I2g,
I33, las, I39, Is2, Ios, 203. ESQ, 25s,
2a3, ESQ, $50. as, 26f, 40, 274.
The said twenty bonds viii be paid By fs1d
company upon presentation at the Bank a. the
Ohio Valley. In the city Of Wheeling. w. Va, ON
the lst day Of July, ISL or thereafter, togefher
with interest thereon for the hrst half o. tne
year ISL. Interest upon the said twenty bonds
shall cease 90 July I. ISL. and the intereA war
rAnts or coupons attached thereto, which have
not become due on or beforetEe last named date,
VIM Ot's nun NM ALFRED CALDWELL.
lima IL Iee7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
INVALlDS,

And all those whose systems are run down need
q medicine that will act gently and does not
weaken. simmons Liver Regulator is not only
mild in its action but invigurateS like glass q
wine, giving tone and strength 10 the body
Extract Of letter from Hon. ALEXAN-
DIR II. STEPHESs, Of Ia:
Il occasionally use, when my condition
requires il. Dr. SimmOnS Liver Regulator
with good effe u IL is mild and suits me
better than more sgtive remedies"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
A HOME REMEDY.

Unequslltd by any other. The Regulator ia the
best preventive and preparatory medicine. Nc
matter what the attack, a dose Of il will afford
relief and in Ordinsry cases will effect 3 speedy
cure. Its use for over half century by thouS-
Snds Of people has endorsed 1t as THE BEST.
The Aslne Of household remedy con-
SiStS in its accessibility as well as its eff
e. cacy, and many attacks Of disease are
warded on by convenient medicines
Simmons Liver Regulator is a most valu-
able medicine 20 have in the house, and
heartily recommend il as the ounce OF
preventive 50 much talked Of and wished
fOr."-T. ". woRRELI- Principal Irving
Grammar school, Frankfort, Pa
RS-Demand the genuine with trade mark Y
in red on front Of wrapper.
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AUCTION! AUCTION !
r WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT No
L 1919 Chapline street, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1857.

commencing at 9 O'Clock a. m, an entire house
hold outfit consisting of elegant Parlor Set:
silk Plush, Chamber Sets, Bed aud Bedding Of
every description, Hair Mattresses, Carpets Of
the best makes, Dining Room and Kitchen Ware
of all kinds All of the above goods are new
and in perfect order.
TERMS CASH. J. c. HERVEY,
Auctioneer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
E,oR SALE.
UlARM FOR SALE.

The ubecriber Will sell or trade for q smaller
rnooerty near the City Of Wheeling Alarm o. MS
49, an Biz wheeling Greek, fourteen milo
froS the city. Land yery level Large Orchard
N Good Fruit; Water In Every Field: two Got.
ss,ss and Cold Wei Water, soft - rain: Good
Fences: plenty Of Limestone and Coal cropping
out ON the land purchaser can set rare bar.
ssin J. ID. EWING,
iyisaAxh once. nso Main 81. Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
SPORTING GOSSIP.
some Gossip About the Oarsmen HAnian
and Gaudaur

some Gossip About the Oarsmen nsn
and Gandaur.
spazal Oorrsssyoadeaee OftAe ReglS1-
NEwYoRK, June 20.-IfGaudaur should
again defeat HAnlan, ! shall be Obliged to
eoueede that the latter has really seen his
best days as an Oarsman. But l cannot
now do this in view Of the terrible race he
gave the MissOurian in spite of the fact
that he was practically unframed. But
for the coming race Hanlan Is taking no
chances, and what is more, says be will
not take any until after the race Is over.
He is evidently in earnest, for he Is at pre-
sent located at Nantasket Beach, where he
is doing the hardest kind of hard training.
-
With Gaudaur il is entirely different
In his training be is obliged to be as care
ful as a 2-year-old colt. He is such an IN
veterate worker when preparing for race
that there is always q fear in'the mind OF
his trainer that he will take too much OF IT.
Fred. Plaisted. The Clown, who at pres
emit has charge Of Gaudaur, although .
miserable apology for an oaIsman himself,
Is, nevertheless, one of the best trainers IN
the country, and no other man, l think,
would bring Gaudaur to the starting point
in as good condition as Plaisted Will.
This is because he allows Gaudaur to eat
ANYTHING lin season. that be may
fancy and in almost any quantities, and
instead of continually squirting on hls
charge to extra efforts in training las he
did Hanlan, when he was his mentor at
Pleasure Island, Troy he is forever re-
mindiDg the champion that he is not made
of steel and that he must only adopt such
course of training as is compatible with
the perfect enjoyment of health and per
sonal comfort. In other words, Plalsted
studies his man first instead Of prescribing
the same penance for all scullers alike, as
is too frequently the case with professional
trainers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
FOR SALE
The Property Numbered $50, on Markets.

On the LOT are several buildings nov rented
for 500 per year The entire properly Is nos
n,ysS JAMES 1. HAwLEY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23

The above sale has been continued until July
,, l.S7, al same time and place.
ie23 THOS O'BRIEN, Trustee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-11-05

The American bark Edward May al :
rived yesterday from Boston, which port
she left June 25th. The first ten days
had fair winds and pleasant weather,
afterward eleven days of light and baf-
fling airs. Was one week off Staten
Island, with succession of S. to SW.
gales with frequent hail and snow, squalls
and very cold weather. Several of the
crew had their fingers slightly frostbitten.
Passed in sight of Cape Horn September
9th and met with fine weather. Crossed
the Equator in the Pacific October 18th.
Sighted the Island of Hawaii November
I'd and was off Maui the next day The
Edward May is consigned to G. Brewer
& Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-11-05
THE LEGISLATURE.

Considerable progress was made in the
House yesterday though only morning
session was held. This gave an oppor-
tunity for the committees to meet, and
it is expected that several reports on
bills introduced will be presented to-day.
The Road Supervisors Bill and one re-
lating to immigration were read a first
time. The full text of both bills will be
found in our report of the proceedings.
Rep. G.. Brown asked the Minister of
Finance for information regarding the
loan. The Minister said he was ready
at any time to tell the whole story from
beginning to end.
The Military Bill was read first
time, and is now in the hands of the
printer. 1t was pretty well discussed on
the street during the afternoon. It is a
good bill, and in the line of economy.
An excellent special committee was
appointed to report on the bill relating
to Road Supervisors-in-C Chief Other
business transacted will be found in cur
report.